
124 episodes

Move Your DNA with Katy Bowman Katy Bowman
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Join Katy Bowman, biomechanist, author, and leader in the Movement Movement for conversations on how movement affects not only the shapes of our bodies but the shape of our life.
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Your Questions About Walking
This program covers a lot—heel strike and hip strength, footwear to anatomy. A great listen for laypersons and professionals alike!
Find episode transcript and links under PODCAST TRANSCRIPTS at NutritiousMovement.com. -
Gardening Movement
We're used to thinking we need to exercise off our food, but what if we thought differently -- that food was where movement comes from? Did you know you can grow your own movement? Are COVID gardens a thing? Katy Bowman talks with Victory Garden historian Dr. Rose Hayden-Smith about the rising gardening movement and how these times compare and contrast with WW1 and 2-era gardening, as well as offers ways to cross-train in the garden!
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Breathing Shapes
On today’s show, biomechanist and author, Katy Bowman talks about a movement on the minds of many folks, and that is breathing. If you haven’t listened to Episode 121: Move Your Breathing Parts Better, or if you haven’t read the article by the same name, you can start with that first.
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Move Your Breathing Parts Better
In this episode of Move Your DNA, biomechanist and author Katy Bowman starts off with a lesson on breathing mechanics. Then she walks you through some exercises.
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How (and Why) I Walked 440 Miles for My 44th Birthday
In this special edition of the Move Your DNA podcast,
Katy Bowman reads through her recent blog post, How & Why I Walked 440 Miles for My 44th Birthday.
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Episode 119: Taking Bone Mechanics by the Horns
Get ready for a deep dive on scientific studies and how to read and understand them. This episode of Move Your DNA will accompany you through a five-mile walk at a 3mph pace, and along the way, you’ll hear biomechanist and author Katy Bowman and biologist Jeannette Loram offer their perspective on a recent study published in the journal Scientific Reports.